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[Selene Scriven <selene.scriven@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

* Didier Roche <didrocks@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> #229:
> - new clock app, unfortunately, we still have one AP test 
> failing, but progress on the alarm front.
> 
> Dogfooding on #229 is proceeding as we speak, results tomorrow morning
> (tests results are comparable to previous)

I tried out #229, freshly-flashed installs.  Things mostly seem 
to work, but I noticed a pile of miscellaneous non-critical 
issues...

  - During a call, DTMF tones play for at least twice as long as 
    necessary; enough to slow down use of automated phone 
    systems.

  - In-call toggle functions cause the N4 to vibrate for long 
    enough that the vibration can be heard at the other end of 
    the call.

  - Headset buttons do nothing.  Normally, this should mute the 
    mic during a call, pause the music, etc.

  - After some call tests on my N4 mako, the proximity sensor 
    continued to turn the screen off (in other apps, not during a 
    call) when I got near it.  The screen refused to turn off 
    after timing out (but it still dimmed), and the welcome 
    screen didn't show after manually turning the screen off/on 
    with the power button.  I wasn't able to reproduce the issue 
    after a reboot though.

  - The location indicator toggles still reset themselves to 
    'off' after a few minutes.

  - All indicator menus retract on the first tap, which can be a 
    pain if you wanted to tap more than one item (for example, 
    turn on wifi and choose an access point).

  - My N7 flo needed to have the wifi network password re-entered 
    after I left it sitting idle for a few hours then tried to 
    use it again.  Unable to reproduce this again, so far.

  - While the music app is playing a song, the user can preview a 
    song in a scope to play both at once.  (not really a bug 
    though)

  - The music app has two 'quit' items in its menu.

  - Music played from a scope stops after turning the screen back 
    on.

  - The file manager's 'open' function seems to do nothing if I 
    attempt to open a photo.  However, if I attempt to open the 
    album art (cover.jpg) from an album dir, it starts the music 
    app.  In both cases, I'd expect the gallery app instead.

  - The keyboard's dictionary file seems to include neither 'hi' 
    nor 'hello', and its autocomplete function makes it very 
    difficult to type words not in the dictionary.  I also got 
    different word suggestions in N4 vs N7 for the same phrases 
    in the same apps.  I get the impression it may not be using 
    the entire dictionary file.

I'll have to follow up on bugs in the morning.


-- Selene